Stories about bears, wolves, bison and elk, and their home on the range, Yellowstone Park, paid the bills at the Gazette this ...

including Yellowstone National Park, the first national park in the World, and Devils Tower National Monument, the first U.S. national monument, were established to preserve geologic features. By ...

Yellowstone National Park, a treasure trove of natural wonders, holds stories that go beyond its breathtaking landscapes and ...

Yellowstone was established as the first national park on March 1, 1872, and has remained an enduring inspiration for artists and scientists. Geology and botany specimens in the Smithsonian ...

Untold numbers of scientists have explored and analyzed the history of Yellowstone National Park’s famous geology, flora and ...

Known for its active geysers and other hydrothermal supremacy, Yellowstone National Park also extends to two more states.

The explosions "have emerged as one of the most important and least understood geologic hazards in Yellowstone National Park, ...

A study suggests ancient hot springs, like Yellowstone's, may have supported reactions crucial for the birth of life on our planet.

Yellowstone National Park, established in 1872, was initially preserved due to its harsh volcanic landscape and severe winters, which deterred settlers and inadvertently created a wildlife refuge.

For an unforgettable visit to America's oldest national park ... of the park's unique geologic features and wildlife. Note: Because of weather and other factors, Yellowstone's roads are not ...

On March 1, 1872, President Ulysses S. Grant signed the bill creating Yellowstone Park, the first national park in the history of the world. Despite the fact that the new national park comprised ...

Yellowstone National Park's nearly 3,500 square miles seep slightly ... that offer displays about park rangers and geothermal geology, while the Gibbon River is a great option for fly-fishing.